Force Motors Partners with Rosmerta for Authorised Vehicle Scrapping

Mumbai: Force Motors has partnered with Rosmerta Auto Recycling to help customers scrap end-of-life vehicles through an authorised facility in the National Capital Region (NCR). The initiative aims to make vehicle retirement more organised while supporting responsible recycling and the recovery of reusable materials.

Under the arrangement, eligible Force Motors customers will be able to access Rosmerta’s Registered Vehicle Scrapping Facility (RVSF). The facility will handle the necessary documentation and scrapping procedures, including depollution, dismantling and segregation of recyclable materials.

Focus on responsible vehicle disposal

Vehicles that have reached the end of their useful life can contain materials that may be recovered and reused. Authorised scrapping facilities follow defined processes to remove hazardous substances, dismantle vehicles and separate recyclable components.

The partnership is intended to provide customers with a documented route for retiring eligible vehicles rather than relying on informal disposal channels. A Certificate of Deposit may be issued where applicable, subject to the relevant procedures and requirements.

Recovering materials for recycling

The scrapping process supports the recovery of materials such as steel and aluminium. These materials can be channelled into recycling and potentially used again in manufacturing, helping reduce waste and improve resource efficiency.

The initiative may also be relevant to commercial vehicle operators, for whom vehicle replacement is an important part of fleet maintenance and operational planning. An authorised scrapping route can help owners manage vehicles that are no longer suitable for continued use.

Initial focus on Delhi-NCR

The partnership will initially serve customers through Rosmerta’s authorised facility in the National Capital Region. The companies have indicated that similar arrangements may be explored in other parts of India.

A wider rollout timeline and the financial details of the arrangement have not been confirmed in the cited report. The partnership provides access to a registered facility; it should not be interpreted as an announcement of a new scrapping plant.